Thinking Process: 1.
Analyze the Request: *
Task: Write a 100–150 word product description. *
Structure: 1-sentence hook followed by 4 concise bullet points highlighting benefits and key details. *
Voice: Second-person ("you"). *
Constraints: * Do NOT imply we manufacture the product. * Do NOT mention where it was made/manufactured/shipped from (specifically ban "Mainland China" or shipping origin). * Do NOT include forbidden words like "High Concerned" or "Hign Concerned". * Do NOT use generic filler ("high quality", "perfect for", etc.). * Do NOT mention store name, prices, warranty (unless specified as a fact, but warranty terms can be tricky with "3 Years"), shipping promises, or stock levels. *
Crucial Constraint: The user prompt initially asked for 100-150 words with specific structure (hook + 4 bullets), BUT the "Writing principles" section later says "Aim for roughly 150-350 words unless the instructions request otherwise." However, the very first line of the user input says: "Write a 100–150 word product description using a 1-sentence hook followed by 4 concise bullet points highlighting benefits and key points." I need to prioritize the explicit instruction at the very beginning regarding length and structure over the generic template text that follows later which seems to be part of a system prompt wrapper. The system prompt wrapper often conflicts. Let's look closely. * Wait, the prompt starts with: "Write a 100–150 word product description using a 1-sentence hook followed by 4 concise bullet points highlighting benefits and key details. Use second-person voice. Never imply that we manufacture the product..." * Then there is a long block of instructions about being an expert writer, SEO, formatting, etc., which ends up asking for 150-350 words. * Usually, the top-level instruction overrides the template boilerplate. The first paragraph explicitly sets the constraint: "100-150 word product description using a 1-sentence hook followed by 4 concise bullet points". The later text looks like a system prompt injection or a copy-paste of standard e-commerce guidelines that contradict the initial command. I will follow the specific constraints in the first paragraph (100-150 words, hook + 4 bullets) because that is the direct instruction for *this* task, while still adhering to the "expert writer" style (SEO, facts over adjectives, no filler). *
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... No images, no iframes/videos. * Content Source: Only use provided product details. Omit missing info. Ban invention. * Specific Bans: No manufacturing origin ("Mainland China"), no seller meta-talk (shipping times, warranty policies unless it's a spec like "3 Years Warranty" - actually, specific warranty terms are often considered commercial info, better to stick to product specs). The prompt explicitly says "Do not mention where the product was made". * Forbidden Words: "High Concerned", "Hign Concerned". * Goal: Unique, accurate, satisfies search intent (what is it, why buy it). 2. Extract Facts from Input: * Title: Stainless Steel Shower Panel With Waterfall Rain Massage And Handshower * Material: 304 Stainless Steel Housing. * Function: Rain shower, waterfall shower, tub spout, handshower sprayer, massage. * Control: Triple Handle (Cold/Hot), Ceramic Valve Core. * LED/Tech: Digital Temperature Screen powered by water flow (hydroelectric), no battery/plug needed. * Feature: Cold and Hot, LED light, Temperature sensitive, Easy Install. * Size: >400mm. * Color: Brushed Nickel, Black. * Installation: Wall Mounted. 3. Drafting Strategy: * Word Count: Target 100-150 words. * Structure: One sentence hook (
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